One month after its neighboring unit closed sale for $1.22 million—an astounding $225,000 over asking—another condo in Silver Lake’s celebrated Avenel Cooperative Housing Project has become available. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the experimental postwar development was designed by Gregory Ain in 1947.
The upper level front unit of the 10-unit complex, 2845 Avenel Street has not been on the market since 1970. Measuring 992 square feet, it features sliding partitions that enable it to be converted to a one-, two-, or three-bedroom home. Other features include built-in storage, sliding glass walls, an updated bathroom, an enclosed side patio, and a newly constructed deck offering sweeping hillside and Downtown views.
The landmark condo is listed with Rob Kallick and Laura Marchetti of Compass at an asking price of $925,000, plus monthly HOA fees of $430. Open houses are scheduled for 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday, 7 to 8 p.m. Thursday, and 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday.
Comments
Perfect for a young, trust-funder architect.
By Cleavon Little on 09.09.19 2:06pm
Ooh I can totally see that! What a great opportunity for someone. I’d love to see a passionate young talent take the things that were changed, such as the bathroom, back to the original Architect Ain design.
By lady who lunches on 09.09.19 2:46pm
I like architecture but not that much. Some walls of glass and living in a condo hardly seems worth what will likely be over asking.
By LAoneWay on 09.09.19 2:41pm
Don’t forget this also gets the buyer into desirable Silver Lake. I imagine a young person or young couple will be the buyer and will appreciate that this address isn’t JUST Ivanhoe but is an easy WALK to Ivanhoe.
By lady who lunches on 09.09.19 2:59pm
The place is very small for anyone with kids.
By MyrnaMinkoff on 09.10.19 3:33pm
This is a very cool condo in a historically significant building, but paying close to a million for less then a 1000 sq. ft. in Silver Lake is crazy unless you’re that trust fund baby mentioned above, but I really do like the condo and building
By mrjim1 on 09.09.19 2:57pm
A small condo for a lot of money that will sell to a wealthy young person as Silver Lake homeowners rejoice as their high home values continue to exclude undesirables.
By LudwigBlue on 09.09.19 4:37pm
Over 1 mil. for a completely ridiculous kitchen. Must be for people who never cook. Love the washing machine (?) wedged next to the fridge. The rest of the place is nice, but mostly uninteresting.
By eaglearts on 09.09.19 5:15pm
Hahaha…I just noticed the washing machine after you mentioned it. That’s ridiculous. And where is the dryer? In the fridge?
By mrxman on 09.10.19 6:19pm
It comes with a clothes line
By mrjim1 on 09.11.19 2:07pm
with Doordash, these millenials won’t need anything but a doorbell.
By Eahostudio on 09.11.19 1:03pm
Ain built homes hat were intended for average middle-class people who wanted a modern home. This is obscene.
By michael_weho on 09.09.19 9:11pm
It would still be the case if we still had the same zoning and pace of new housing construction as when Ain built these homes.
By disqusted on 09.10.19 1:06pm
A million bucks for 992 square feet and window air conditioning units. This has "craft brews crowd" all over it.
By nacinla on 09.10.19 12:39am
Looks like a "Lunch Special."
By subaruwrx on 09.11.19 11:23am